A Masonic apron is a symbolic garment worn by members of the Freemasons, a fraternal organization. Traditionally made of white leather or cloth, the apron represents purity and the importance of work in a Mason's life. It is often decorated with various symbols that hold significance within the Masonic teachings. The apron is worn during Masonic ceremonies and meetings, serving as a reminder of the values and principles of the organization. Each apron may vary in design, reflecting the rank or degree of the wearer within the Masonic hierarchy, and it is considered a badge of honor among members.